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Revenue growth outpaced the previous quarter in the Korean conglomerate’s domestic market, but slowed internationally.

Straight from Paris, BoF brings you the top shows from Tuesday 4th March: Valentino, Alexander McQueen, and Chanel

Sarah Burton's vision for Alexander McQueen this season, while still dramatic and beautifully crafted, lacked some of the spark and boldness of seasons past, writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com.

Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pier Paolo Piccioli infused their romantic and prim vision of Valentino with energy in the form of geometric shapes and butterfly motifs, writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com.

Shimmering tweeds, sporty daywear ensembles, and inventive accessories combined for another season in which Karl Lagerfeld outdid himself, writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com.

Straight from Paris, BoF brings you the top shows from Monday 3rd March: Sacai, Stella McCartney, and Saint Laurent

Hedi Slimane continued to push the cool kids/rebellious musician look for Saint Laurent, this time offering a collection heavy on sequinned, art-inspired dresses, capes, and modish accessories, writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com.

In her strongest collection to date, Chitose Abe showed cleverly manipulated outerwear and quirky, covetable daywear for a winning season, writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com.

Aside from the slouchy masculine-feminine tailoring for which she is known, Stella McCartney also brought a sporty vibe this season with slick outerwear and plenty of leg, writes Lily Templeton for Nowfashion.com.

Straight from Paris, BoF brings you the top shows from the weekend of 1st March: Givenchy, Céline, and Haider Ackermann

Riccardo Tisci moved Givenchy beyond the streetwear inspirations of seasons past with edgy but elegant femininity, writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com.

Following a familiar path, Phoebe Philo delivered a collection for the woman who likes her luxury understated, but still statement-making, looking for comfort but not at the sacrifice of style, writes Jessica Michault for Nowfashion.com.

Junya Watanabe delivered a radical yet elegant symphony of seemingly infinite variations on a circular theme in his latest collection, writes Lily Templeton for Nowfashion.com.
Revenue growth outpaced the previous quarter in the Korean conglomerate’s domestic market, but slowed internationally.
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